No instrumental musical style has evolved quicker, and with greater sophistication, than electric rock guitar. The influence from one generation to the next is clearly quantifiable in terms of tone, technique, harmony, composition and versatility. Years ago, if you had a good grip on 1-4-5 progressions, pentatonic scales and few bends or double-stops; you could gig or jam with pretty much anyone. Today’s rocker MUST have a big bag of theoretical, musical, physical and technical chops just to get by. Quantum Rock is the essential primer for today’s new generation of rock guitarist.

Contemporary rock guitarists are comfortable playing over changes, have solid command of right and left-hand techniques, can easily navigate the fretboard vertically and horizontally, are theoretically aware, possess strong theoretical skills and are adept at developing melodic ideas and rhythmic grooves. Need guidance in some or all of these areas? Consume massive doses of Quantum Rock!

Your Quantum Rock instructor is Trey Alexander, Guitar Hero 2006. “Possessing all of the qualities generally associated with the modern day guitar hero and demonstrating them with a level of maturity far beyond his years, Trey is a type of musician who is destined to have a significant impact on the guitar community,” says Greg Howe. Joe Satriani agrees that, “we’ll be hearing great things from him!” Guitar Player editor Jude Gold raves about Trey’s “astonishing focus, devotion, and versatility.” Best of all for we students of Quantum Rock, Trey is a natural educator with potent communication skills.

Trey presents a range of modern rock arrangements designed to expose you to the variety of grooves, rhythmic patterns, techniques, phrasing and theoretical approaches that comprise the modern player’s skill set. You’ll work through ballads, up-tempo power grooves, Latin-spiced rock, jazz-rock and Trey will even walk you through the arrangement that blew the judges away and earned him the coveted Guitar Hero award.

You will learn Trey’s approach and subtle inflections for utilizing expressions such as legato, tapping, sweeping and harmonics as musical elements to serve the melody rather than distract from it. No pyrotechnical fancy tricks and mindless shredding here.

Quantum Rock is not for the weak of heart, nor is the course suitable for beginner or early intermediate players (check out Trey’s beginner rock course here). While the concepts are explained and demonstrated very clearly, you will spend serious time in the shed getting a grip on these techniques, skills and knowledge. Fear not though, Quantum Rock is a hands-on playing course – no tedious theory, boring exercises or theoretical dribble. You will be rockin’ out from the very first lesson, and will soon develop a raging addiction for your Quantum rock practice sessions.

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